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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Red Tape Order.

The register and receiver Oi the Tue son land office are In receipt ot Instruc- tons from the general land office touch lng the qualifications of attorneys or agents for claimants. The new order takes efT, ct on the 18th inst. From and after this date they are forbidden to recognize hny attorney or agent for claimants unless suSu attorney or agent has complied with these regulations: He must file certificate from the district court that he Is an attorney ID good staudiug Any person not Bu attorney but desiring Co act as agent must file B certificate from the |. 5. district judge thR; be is of good moral character, of of good repute and competl Ut. The oath of allegiance required by section 347S, T., ;. statutes. mus. Glso be filed. If applicant has ever held office under the L. S. or pracsiced before the land office or wss ever suspended from office or disbarred from practice he must state such fact Ia his letter of application. After this the receiver and register are authorized t0 refuse the application If they "have grod reason to believe the applicant unfit to practice before their offices. \ record Gs guehti-t attorneys must be kept. 1T permission Is granted to practice, the attorney or agent must file written authority ot ths fact within thirty days or lose his right. Attorneys Ia fac. must also hIe power of attorney of his principal. No unprosessional con duct is permitted. If hn attorney or agsn. IS refused admission to practice, appeals may be taken to the commissioner and secretary of the in- teriOr,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
SUMMONS.
ISrHE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COUN

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COUN | ty, Territory of Arizona. D. J. Bolyn Plaintiff aga inst Alice Bolyn, Defendant
 J. C. WatermSnn, plalntIf. against the hlca gan Gold Milling Company, C. K, Fletcher George N Fletcher John Doe and Richard Roe, whose resi- names are unknown Co pIaintin defendants summons.
 Action brought in the County Court m and for the County Of Pima 10 the Territory Ot Ari- ZOua.
 The Territory of Arizona sends greeting to The Michigan Gold Milling Company. C. k. Fletcher George x. Fletcher, John Doc and Richard kOe. whose real names are unknown Co plaintiff.
 You are hereby summoned and required Co SD pclr in an action brought against yOu cg thc above named plaintiff, m the County Court, lr and for the County Of Pima, m the Territory of Arizona. and answer the plaInt hied with tAe Clerk uf this Court. st Tucson. m sad county Ia copy of which complaint RccumpaHies tlils suumuns) within twenty days (exclusivt of the day of servce) after the ser vice upon yOu of this summons, served in this county, but If served oG- of the county and within this dlstrIct, then within thirty days; in all other eases forty days.
 And you are hereby uotined that if yuu fail Co appear and answer the complaint as above re quirad the plaintiff Wil apply Co the Court To- the relief demanded therein. and for his costs and disbursement .n this bsha'f expended.
 Given under my hand and the seal of the salo County COsrt, st Tucson, this l-th day oi No
 ISEk-1 FRED c, HUGHES, ClerA.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Astonishing Success.

It IS the duty of every person who has used Boschee's German Syrup to let its wonderful qualities be known to their friends in curing Consump- ton, severe Coughs. Group. Asthma, Pneumonia and in fact all throat and lung diseases. NJ person can use it without immediate relief. Three doses will relieve any case, and We consider 1t the duty of all Druggists to recommend It 10 the poor, dying consumptiye, st least to try one bottle. as 5000 dozen bottles were sold last year, and no one case where it failed WAS reported. Such medicine ss the German Syrup cannot be to wide ly known. Ask your Druggist about it. Sample bottles 10 try, sold at 10 cents. Regular size 75 cents, Sold by all Druggists and Dealers, in the United States and Canada.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Our Wealthy Men.

Much has been said in newspapers of men who have made large fortunes ID comparatively few years Tn various business industries. Many of these art icles are written by correspondents of prominent newspapers, and copied into others of lesser note. Correspondents generally are seldom men of business qualifications and wrongfully picture these men and their business ss & thing of accident: thls IS not the case with those We have imet We find that where men have made large fortunes by their own business talent and industry they chose with sagaoity and .orethought such businesses as would lead 10 suc- cess when handled with busisness Iudg ment. No man hGs been brought be- fore the public as Rn example of fsuccess, both in wealth and magnitude of his business (Outsiie of stock and railroad mem more prominently than Dr. G. G.. Green of WoOdbury, N. J. He IS At the head of many large business industries, and yet comparatively young man. When the fact that August Flower. for dyspepsia and liver complaint and Bos- chee's German Syrup, for coughs and lung troubles, has grown to a wonderful sale in sll parts lof the world. it proves that 1t was not an accident or spOntan- eous strike at wealth. His medicines are recognized as valuable and estsb- lished remedies and the business has grown gradually and permanently dur Ing the last eighteen years on account not alone of Dr. Greens abilities ss a business man or his good luck but on the actual merits of the two prepara- tions.-Copied from the N. Y. Weekly Sun, of Dec, 22, lSS6.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
SUMMONS,
IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA CoUN

IN THE COUNTY COURT OF PIMA COUN l ty. Territory of Arizona.
 The San Pedro Cattle Company. plaiurIfl. 4rai1st The Michigan Gold Nh ling Company C. E, Fletchs-, 6eorse k. Fletcher, John Joe and Richard Eoe, whose real names arc un- known Co pla ntih. defendants. Summons.
 Acton brought in the County Court m and for tue County ut Pima the Territory Of Ari zonu-
 The Territory Of Arizona sends c~ectirg to The Michigan Gold Miiii' Company, C. E. Fletcher. George \. Fletcher. Johr Doc gHu Richard Roe. wruss real names are uukuOw1 To plaintiff.
 You are hereby summoned and raquired Co 10 pear m an set on brought gliu-- you rE th. above named plaintiff in the County Cont an and for the County of Pima. in the Territory CT Arizona. and answer the comp Ia ut fled ritL fhe l-rA Of tIls tuurtar Tues n. Iu said GDuu Q "a copy of winch complaint accompanies thi- -LmLlOnsi ~iihiu twauts days IaxC 1-iva Os r.... day of ser.icel after 'la sersIr- upon ypu Of tbIs summers, 1T served m this Count. luf [ served out of the County and within thI- Di-- trict then EithIu thlTtg daT-. IC all other ease forty days.
 And you are hereby notified thst 1T you fa c., appear and Hn- ser The complaint @ above re- quIrci. the plaintiff will apply Co the 1Or-r Tor the relief demanded therein, and tur his costs and dlsburse1 eCts tu this behalf expa-del
 tflvcu under my hand and the sFal of sad 'ountS Court, at Tucson, this i1th day of No vember A. D., lsSf.
 .sE,Ll FRED C. HUGHES. Clerk.
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Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Stock Notes.
ru,t.ox S,o.L-.r

TWilcOx StOckman.l Fred Medler was in town on Satur- day last. He struck e good flow of water in the well he has been digging between Bowie Station and Bailey Wells, at a depth of 195 feet AS this well is located in a fine grass country Mir. Medler will have a splendid range. He intends to stock 1t at once Wltn high grade cattle.
 There were l42 beef steers m the shipment made from here to Los An geles on Saturday lass by J. IL. POW- ell. They were purchased from W. H. McKittrick, Geo. W. Campbell, Porter 6 Co, ". II. Attenborough and others, and were a remarkably fine lot or beeves tO go forward to market at this season of the year.
 On Friday of last week the Percy Brothers completed the transfer or their cattle and horses to w. H. Mc- kittrick, who purchased them about two months RgO. The work Ot round ing up and counting the cattle occu- pied several weeks, the animals being very much scattered. Mir. Mcklttrick IS HOW in possession one of the best herds in Arizona.
 During the month 1f March 1,05l cat ,le were shipped from Wilcox tO Cali forniR. Of this number. all but lOl head were shlpped by the Chiricahua Cattle Company to the San Diego market and their fattening range m that county. The 1Ol head were shipped by J. l.. Powell to Los Angeles. Assistant Agent DoWucy kindly iITDished these figures.
 A carload-thirty hesG-of grade one and two-year-Cld Hereford bulls, imported by the Thoroughbred Cattle Company Cf AriZons, arrived at Bowie station on Saturday last, kuch Broth ers, of the San Simon valley. purchased 10 head of these bulls, the Stein's Peak Cattle Company, also of San Simon, f head, Proctor Brothers, of MunsOn Cienesa, ., and 5. |. Heatou, of Ieyist1n, ?.
 F.. T. Ijgms and family have moved over from Stafford and arc now residents Of Wilcox. hIr. ljams has struck an abundance of water, st depth of nine ty feet, ID a we'll he had dug about eighteen miles northeast from Wilcox and about one mile from the section house between here and Bowie. As this well is in a magnificent grass cOun- try which has never been touched, owing to its distance from water, Mr. Hams will have one of the finest ranges ID the country. He will place stock on it i'm medIately.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
In Town and Hamlet

The seeds of intermittent and bilious remittent fever gcrminate and bear evil fruit. No community has altOgethe escaped it. In pOpGlous wards of large cities bad sewage causes it, and in their sutGEus -taEna1t pools ln suuken lots breed It There is st once remedy and g means of prevention. Its name Is uos;ot;eF's Bijters. which is, without; persdyeatUre, the most potent antidote n CZ.steuso Co uaigrisi virus. Fortified with this incOmparablC saving specific, miasuBtIc influences may be encounter cd with absolute impunIty, Disorders Oi tIe stomach, liver and bowels. begOt- ten by miasma-tslnted water. or any other cause, sUccumb Go She benefcens correciiy5namsd, and rheumatic, kid ncy and bladder troubles are surely removable by it's use when it Is given persistent trial.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
New York Central & Hudson
 River R. R.

Tbe New York Central management seems determined to outdo all former efforts 10 msking its Famous Limited Trains the most complete and luxurious in the world.
 An entire new service is now being completed by the Wagner Palace Car Company, which is to be introduced in time for summer travel, eclipsing any thing heretofore attempted in car con- struction.
 The cars are to be heated by steam and lighted by electricity, and the plat forms protected by side gates and csno- pies, allowing passengers to go from one car to another perfectly secure from danger or exposure.
 These new cara will be considerably longer than the average cars in regular use, being 69 feet in length and the up- holsterirg will be of the most tasteful designs: movable chars and couches being among th, newly projected com forts.
 Prominent among the features t1 be introduced vii be tho new Buffet Snok- ing Clgs. Tbsy are to be supplied W th bath rooID, barber shop. toilet rooms, and many other convenient innovations, which passengers can enjoy independent of the rain employees.
 There Si.l a.so be a library containing all tue latest novels, standard periodi- clls and prominent daily papers. The absence of heavy grades and long tsng- ents on the New York Central ani otEer Vanderbilt Lines admits of s!l these convenient additions IE connection with fast travelling. and brings the modern art of transport by rail up 10 its highest development. If
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
The heQnIiotoas.

Mir. Pickett, Superintendent of the QuijotOas, ID his weekly letters reports as follows: In Weldon the south drift on the lO0-foOt level has been advanced 10 feet during the past week, in- good milling ore, showing the ssme quality and grade 6s on the level above. The whole face Of the drift is in good ore, and the vein IS very strong Bs far as de- velopuent has gone. The ore body shows strength and regularity m grade. As soon ss the drift is advanced h short distance further (bCing nov in 30 feet will commence preparations for opening the laO.foot level, Al point commence inS about O feet north ot the present wOTks and extending for about 400 feet along the crOpp:ngs, good ore bas been discovered. showing e width of from 4 to lJ Feet, a-t wherever tLe crOppings have been D.lken into so far, the same char ucser IS exposed, and from present ap- pesrances thsy will soon have another large body Of orc under development The assays run from Sll to S3s9.
 Ir Peerless snd CrOckeT the tunnel has oeen advanced 29 feet during the week, through tho same formation as last reported. with the exception of the last eIght feet, which hss been in blue lime rock. From present appearances they are just cutting the CrOcker vein. winch has shown a width of l2O feet They will resume work this week in the west orOsscut from the north iatersl drift, which has been run 36 feet, all ID inc looking quartz, with punches of ore scattered through It, and as soon as the west wall is reached will again com mence work m the south lateral drift and extend 1t to the intersection of the Devon and Crocker veins. at which point on the surface a strong body of ore shows.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Savel HisIifs

NIT D. I, Wilcoxson, oI Horse Cave. hy., says he vas, for many years, pad y afflicted with Phthisic also Dis betes; the pains were almost unendur- able and uould sometimes almost throw Lin iEsc cOnvulsions. Ho tried Electric Bi!ters and got relief from first bottle, G-d after taking SIX bot ties, was entirely cured. and had gain ed ID flesh eighteen pounds. Says he positively believes he would have died, hsd fl not been for the relief afford ed by Electric Bitters. Sold at fifty cents bottle by Geo Martin,
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Diphtheria.

"I am living in a neighborhood sur rounded with Diphtheris and was at- tackled with Liberated Sore Throat, l at once commenced to use Dsrbys Pro- phylatic Fluid, diluted about one half. as 6 gargle, when great clols of hard membrane and mucous came from my throat, and the attack passed of. nm satisfied of its efficacy as a preventive and cure for Diphtheria."-W. r. WooD- WARD, Frankford, Pa.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
4 nombar EdItnr,. Yieu..

A Mohammeian newspaper published il Bombay has expressed itself with some con ciseness on the subject of the education of women. lt declares that Mussulman boys should be educated first, before preparing educated wives for them, and that girls should be educated to suit their station in life A weaver's educated daughter will not accept an iliterate weaver for a husband, nor will she find a welcome m rich mans house. Let her have the benefit of a superior train ing in the nrt of weaving The Mohamme- dan newspaper k not yet educated up Co the doctrine that education, like Sir Joseph Por- ter's love, levels all ranks.-Harper's Bazar
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
k Manning, error in cash paid

out county warrants . 3 4j A communication having been re- ceivei from Geo, 4. Cum resigniug his position hs Public AdmInistrator for this County to take effect immediately. it is resolved that lis resignation be and tue same k hereby accepted. W. J, Rnss having applied Co this Board for the appointment Ot Public Administrator it ls hereby ordered that the sad ". J. Ross be and he IS hereby appointed Pub llc Administrator for the unexpIred term Of Geo. X. Cum to take effect on after date hereof. and that he file s bond and take the oath of office as required by law.
 Whereas V. D. Renter and ,. V. LssE surCtIes for C. ". Baker. Justice ot the Peace for Precinct No. 4. have fled Co notice with this Board that they desire to be relieved from the bond of said Geo. W. Baker. it is hereby ordered that Geo. V. Baker fife 6 new bond Co re- quirei by law.
 Ordeced, that the resignation of l. x Clark, Justice of the Peace, Precinct No. IA be accepted to take effect ai once and that he be instructed Co forward hi- docket and files of office to the clerk of this Board.
 Resolved, That the School District established by tLe Board of Supervisors Nov. ls, 1886. ct and around Parker Canon be known and designated as School District No. l7 ot PIms County
 The Board adjourned until tomorrow, April 2, lsS1, st 9 o'clock a. n.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Notice to Creditors.

In the Probate Court. Pima County, Arizona In the matter of the estate of Cornelius Ryan, deceased,
 Noticc Is hereby given by the undersigned al ministra,or of the estate of C. Ryan de ceased, to the creditors of, and all persons hay ing claims against, the said deceased, Co exhipiI the same with the necessary vouchers, withln ten months after the frsu publication or thl- notice. to the -aid administrator at the store ot l.. Zsckondorf & Co. Main street, Tucson ArizOna
 ALBERT STEINFELD,
 Administrator of the estate of
 Cornelius Ryan, deceased. DataI April 1. 1ss7 Rg-iw
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
When the Earth VIII stop Revolving.

4 problem W hich Is attracting to its study astronomers. relates Co the earth as a time keeper. We measure time by dividing either the period during which the earth reyoiyos around the sun, or that in which it turns on its axis. By the iirst method we measure a year. by the second a day. The earth. ar- cording to some astronomers, is losing time Through two causes-the suns attraction and the friction, so Co speak, of the tides-thr earth each year revolves more slowly on its axis. The speculative question which theS5 astronomers are discussing Is whether in th. end the earth will stop its revolution upon its axis and will present always th. same face t1 the sun. When that event occurs there will b. perpetual day in one part of the earth and perpetual night in another. But therc is DO occasion for immediate alarm. The rate at which the earth is supposed to lose time only shortens the year by half a second ia a ccn- tury. There are more than 3l. .0pJ. .OlO seconds in a year. Therefore, if the earth ever does cease tO revolve on is axis it will bs moro than six thousand million years before it will stop.-CoOpcr's Journal
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Notice of Forfeiture.

To w. H. Smith: You a1e hsrcby notified that the undersigned has expended during the year ending December 3l, 1s-6, one hundred dol lars in tho performance of the annual labor upon the Bernard mine. sitEated in the Grt atef vile mining district, County of Pima, Terri tory of Arizona, and recorded in the County Re cOrier's office Book VI, Record or Mines. pa geo 1uired by Sec-i0n 234 of the Revised stArgtes uf the United States; and your propor;gou ot the amount SD expended and due tO the undersigned l= fifty dollars and If yOu your heIrs OF a-si gr- fGlI tu Cuutribc your proportion Of the sl ,- expended within ninety days after the p.5lica tlon Of this notice, your mt fc'- m saiG Bsruarl mine will hecums the property of yOrr O owner, the undersigned, who has ns ia such ypeudIs ture. BERNARD NOGT.
 Tucson FsbruRry 7th.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
The Benson Liar.

The Benson liar IS at work again. A few days since this imaginary cussr telegrsphed to the Examiner that Gov. ernor Zulick has appointed three com missioners for the purpose of selecting trall from AriZona to Montana. Where and how this infamous fellow who em- pIoys every opportunity to mRlign Ari- zons could have come into possession Of such news God only knows. It IS 8 lie out of whole cloth. The Governor hss neither appointed, nor has be sny au. thority to appoint a commissioner for any such purpose. We desire to tel this fsbricslor that if he don't quit this business that we will expose him. Epitsph.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
WORTH KNOWING.

Allcock's are the only genuine porous plasters.
 All other sO-called porous plasters are limitations.
 Their makers only get them up to sell on the reputation of Allcock's.
 All so-called improvements and new ingredients are humbugs.
 No one has ever made an improvement on ALLcOCK's PoRoUs PLAsTERs.
 When you buy ALLCOCK's PoRoUs PLssTERs you obtain the best plasters made.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
District Court.

Territory vs, Melstei ct sl-arrsizned end pleded not guilty 10 the fourth in- dIctment for grand larceny.
 Territlry ys. Roberto oBernal-Arraign- ed and pleaded not guilty to indictment for libel.
 Territory vs. Igeuio Sslszar-Plea of not guilty withdrawn and defendant al- lowed to plead guilty of msnslaughter.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
BuckIin's Arnica Salye.

The Best Sslvs in the world for Cuts, Bruises, Sores, Ulcers. Salt Rheum. Fever Sores, Tetter, Chspped Hands, Ohilolsins, Corns. and slI Skin Erup- tons, and positively cures Piles, or no pay required. Ii is guaranteed to give perfect satisfaction, or money refunded. f1 rrics 70 cents per box. Forbade by Geo.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
He stnnneh Grnmhiinr-

Hotel guest Ito pretty waiter gir!-Tbis teak Is not very good
 Pretty waiter Cirl-Teaercofyi
 Guest-This steak-It's tough and Prctty waiter girl to another pretty waiter gIrl-Chariey was asking after you this morning, Jcn- To guestl-Did you siy tea srcoiTyf
 Guest iloomiiyl-COfee.-N York Sun.
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Base Rall.

The first of three games of base ball between the Fort Lowell and Pheni1 nlnes' was played Tn Phenix on Sstur- dsy' and 1t WAS quite an interesting event, resulting in the success of the fheni1 boys by s score of 9 to '. The following IS the score ss gwen by the Gazette:
Arizona weekly citizen., 1887-04-16
Safeguard.

The fsial rapidity with which slicht Colds and Coughs frequently develop into the grlVeSt maladies of the throat and iuu-s, |, a consideration which should lmpgi every prudent person Co Keep at hand. as a household remedy. a bottle of lEl'S CHERRY PICTORIAL.
 Nothing else gives such immediate relief aui works SD sure a cure ia all affections of this cl1s>. That eminent physician. Prof. r. Swcctzer. Of thc Maine Medical school. Brunswick, Me-, says:-
 "N,iicll science has produced DO other ana- esne eNpcetgraut s1 good as AYERS CHERRY IEeroEAL- lt Is Invaluable for diseasss Uf ll.s tlEua; and luug-.n
 The same opinion Is expressed by the Wei-hnoWn Dr. L. J. Addison, of Chicago, H., hO says:-
 'l have nevyr found. in thirty.sve years of continuous study and practice of medicine. any rrparntiun sf so -rgIf value as AYER's CHERRY IECToEAL, Or treatment of diseases Of ale throat and llnc-. 10 not only breaks up c0lIs ani ruEr- -egere coughs. but is more effective than anything else in relieving even the uC-t serious bronchial and pulmonary 4e ..t.yus."